Brazilian Mahogany Credenza or Buffet, 1960s, Brazil

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Available now, this Brazilian Modern credenza & room divider in hardwood and blue granite made in the 1960s in Brazil is nothing less than spectacular! This exquisite piece is made in old Brazilian...

A Transitional style, monumentally sized, tall credenza, unbranded, similar quality to Hickory White. Mahogany with slightly distressed finish, plank style top, brass hardware, carved medillions and decorative foliate to front four columns. Features three drawers of dovetail construction, center drawer having a felt lined silverware organizer...

Available today, this Mid-Century Modern Credenza in Hardwood with Brass finishes designed by Jean Gillon in the sixties in Brazil is the FIND of the year. The credenza has a rectangular structure made of Brazilian Rosewood, known as Jacaranda, with two main legs and two support legs on each side. It has five large drawers and four doors with shelves inside. The brass finishes are located in the joints, fringes and keys. There are few reasons why this credenza is one-of-a-kind: First, the high end wood work. This piece was commissioned for a private residence in Sao Paulo and it shows. The joints, the wood carving, the smooth curves in the drawers, even the hidden toothpick support legs are superbly finished. Second, the rosewood is of the finest quality which can be seen in the wood veins, the grain and smoothness of the wood. Lastly, design. This piece has all the components of a true Brazilian Modern piece with straight almost brutalist silhouettes softened with smooth curves (seen in the drawers and edges) that resemble Modernist architecture from Brasilia of the sixties. Owning a Jean Gillon piece like this is not just about acquiring a beautiful piece of furniture; it's also about possessing a part of Brazilian design history and culture. This credenza is a testament to Jean Gillon’s creativity and vision, and it would make an excellent addition to any interior space that values and appreciates the significance of this design. The credenza is showcased in our showroom next to Jorge Zalszupin’s bar cart...

17th century (late Renaissance) Tuscan hand-carved walnut credenza or buffet. Very old if not original finish, minor old repairs and replaced parts, beautiful antique condition.

circa 1960s medium sized buffet in teak by British maker G Plan. Three narrow top drawers with integrated pulls in darker, contrasting wood over three open storage cabinets with hing...

Renzo Rutili was a seminal furniture designer of the 20th century who is sometimes overlooked in retrospect. Much of his work is more sophisticated, cutting edge and downright fabulo...